The River Oaks Theatre in Houston reopens on Oct. 3 with "Joker: Folie à Deux" after over three years, featuring renovations by Culinary Khancepts and a diverse lineup.

The Hot Wheels Legends Tour is coming to Tomball, with a free event at Walmart that showcases custom cars with the potential to become a die-cast toy.

LoneStar Electric Vibes, a 12-hour EDM festival, will take place in Sugar Land on October 26, with DJs like Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, and aims to grow into a three-day event. Tickets range from $79 to $300, with an extended curfew till midnight.

The 10th annual Pepsi National Battle of the Bands at Houston's NRG Stadium showcased HBCU marching bands, fostering pride, and benefiting local education and economy.

SkateWorld Deer Park reopens over a year after a tornado, modernized with new features while preserving its legacy as a community staple since the 1960s.

Houston rapper BeatKing has died, leaving behind a legacy in southern rap, was known for his humorous lyrics and simple fashion, and was mourned by artists like Bun B.

Post Malone adds Texas shows to his F-1 Trillion Tour, with a performance in The Woodlands on October 22 and in Austin on October 26, exploring country music influences.

Houston comedian Ashton Womack rises to Emmy-nominated success, crediting his gritty local comedy scene for his development as a writer on "The Daily Show."

League City is hosting a Harry Potter birthday event on July 31 at the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center, inviting fans for a brief celebration with magical activities and crafts.

Houston offers a plethora of family-friendly events post-Hurricane Beryl, including "Fancy Nancy The Musical," Jurassic Quest, a Pokémon event, Astros games, a Batman film with live music, and free activities at the Buffalo Soldiers Museum.

Anime Matsuri, Houston's largest anime convention, returns August 8-11, featuring cosplay, vendors, live concerts, and commemorating Godzilla's 70th anniversary.

Typhoon Texas water park offers a free upgrade from a day pass to a season pass following Hurricane Beryl, providing community support and family-friendly fun in Houston.

Houston skydivers celebrate World Skydiving Day and honor President George H.W. Bush's centennial with jumps, including a gathering for skydivers of color.